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Agenda

▪ Rise of Edge – Industry Trends

▪ Key drivers for edge computing

▪ Edge definition

▪ OpenNESS – An open source software reference tool kit for edge

– Overview

– Deployment model

– Interface architecture

– Internal architecture

RISE OF THE EDGE: INDUSTRY TRENDS

VIRTUALIZATION STORAGE NETWORK INFRA AI/ANALYTICS

2005-2016 2017+

THINGS

NetworkStorageCompute

analytics

StorageCompute

analytics

StorageCompute

analyticsANALYTICSSTORAGE Compute

CloudEdgethings NETWORK CORE

StorageCompute

analytics

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KEY DRIVERS FOR EDGE COMPUTING

Low latency that cannot be achieved by using centralized cloud

Reduction of movement of the massive amount of data generated by IoT devices to reduce cost and enable efficient use of resources

Data privacy and data sovereignty

Context awareness

Scenarios where connectivity is unreliable or limited

Better experience, faster transactions

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EDGE DEFINITION

~100 ms

Devices /Things

MANUFACTURING

TRANSPORTATION

ENERGY

VIDEO

HEALTHCARE

RETAIL

NetworkCore

Data Center |Cloud

On-premiseedge

DRONES

PHONES

SMARTCITIESPCs

Network edge

WIRELESS ACCESSBASE STATIONS & RAN

NEXT GEN CENTRAL OFFICE

MULTI-ACCESS

EDGE COMPUTING

WIRELINEFIXED ACCESS(vCCAP, PON)

REGIONALDATA CENTERS

Driver for edgeLatency, bandwidth,

Security, connectivity

CUSTOMER PREMISE EQUIPMENT (uCPE, SD-WAN, EDGE COMPUTE

OR FOG NODES)

SMALL CELLS LICENSED &

UNLICENSED

< 60 ms<10-40 ms<5 msVaries <1 msLatencyexpectation

MULTIPLE EDGE(S) & EDGE CLOUD LOCATIONS: PRIMARY FOCUS OF THIS DECK ON ON-PREMISE/ENTERPRISE EDGE & NETWORK EDGE

NOT INCLUSIVE OF DEVICE EDGE & CLOUD EDGE

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OPENNESS OVERVIEW

uCPE vRAN NGCO Data Center / Cloud

WHERE

WHAT

EDGE SERVICES SOFTWAREAccess termination, traffic steering, multi-

tenancy for services, service registry, service authentication, telemetry, cloud

and application frameworks

CONTROLLER SOFTWAREAppliance discovery, control, policy

management, exposed via standardized APIs with a web-based GUI for easy

application onboarding

Open Network Edge Services Software (OpenNESS) is an open source reference toolkit to develop, securely on-board and manage new edge services on the On-Premise and Network Edge.

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OpenNESS Enables Developers

( Click here to play video online or visit www.openness.org )

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OpenNESS Deployment Models

On Prem Edge Network Edge

Controller

Edge Platform

Edge Platform

Edge Platform

Controller deploys Docker* containers

Controller

Edge Platform

Edge Platform

Edge Platform

Controller deploys VMs with libvirt

Controller

EdgeEdge

PlatformEdgeEdge

Platform EdgeEdge

K8s* master

K8s* master

Edge Platform

K8s* master

Controller deploys Docker containers with Kubernetes*

Controller

EdgeEdge

Platform EdgeEdge

Platform EdgeEdge

OpenStack* OpenStack*

Edge Platform

OpenStack*

Controller deploys VMs with OpenStack*

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OpenNESS Interface Architecture

Edge Platform

Edge AppPublic Cloud

App

Edge App API (service registration/discovery)

Dataplane Policy API (filter and route Edge traffic)

Dataplane

eNodeB/ gNodeB

Edge Platform

OpenNESS Edge Services Software(community and commercial editions)

Edge AppPublic Cloud

App

Edge App API (service registration/discovery)

Cloud Connector API

Optimized Dataplane Accelerators(NTS, DPDK, VPP, OVS-DPDK, SR-IOV, DPP)

Dataplane Policy API (filter and route Edge traffic)

Commercial OpenStack*/Kubernetes* Infra

Managers

OpenNESS Controller Software (community and

commercial editions)

Commercial Service Orchestrators

OSS

Edge Control API (Edge Platform Policy, Application policy, Telemetry, App lifecycle management)

Infrastructure Mgmt API (manage virtualized/containerized resources)

Public Cloud

Commercial EPC: U-plane/UPF

3GPP* Interface ETSI* MEC Interface Cloud Interface

Resource provisioning, EPA Configuration

Commercial EPC C-Plane

User plane Traffic steering request for EPC Control plane

SGi/N6 (Terminate Access Network and forward Edge and non-Edge traffic based on APN filtering)

S1-U/N3

Solution specific Interface

*Other names and brands may be claimed as the property of others

OpenNESS Controller

OpenNESS Edge Platform

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Internal Architecture for Cellular Access

(Producer or Consumer) Edge App(in VM or Container)

Edge Platform Gateway

Controller Gateway

Network Traffic Services

Edge Application Agent

Edge Lifecycle Agent

Edge DataplaneAgent

Edge Virtualization Agent

Edge Lifecycle Agent

LTE/CUPS AGENT

Edge Virtualization Agent

Commercial EPC: U-plane/UPF

APN–based traffic filtering

Application Traffic Steering Rules

Datapath

Kubernetes* Master

gRPC based APIHTTP/REST based API

DNS Server

Lifecycle Management

OS + Container Runtime

Infrastructure Management

PDN

Service Registration, Authentication and Discovery

DNS Rules

API Flow (Direct)

Logical Mapping

Traffic Rules

Authentication

UI Web Front End

*Other names and brands may be claimed as the property of others

Call to action

Create new brand of edge applications using OpenNESS

Data privacy and data sovereignty

Context awareness

Scenarios where connectivity is unreliable or limited

Learn the Edge framework, AI & world of innovations right infront of you

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